As part of the Deconfining project, in collaboration with On the Move, a groundbreaking publication emerges, shifting the perspective on cultural mobility ethics from an African viewpoint. This is not a guide; it is not an advocacy paper nor a piece of academic research. This piece, diverging from traditional formats, stands as a personal complement to formal advocacy, aiming to broaden understanding and inspire practical change within cultural mobility paradigms.
What the author Ukhona Ntsali Mlandu offers us instead is an invitation in response to an invitation of our own.
For further reading see Deconfining project and/or On the Move websites.
This publication is supported under the Deconfining project. This EU co-funded initiative aims to create improved and fairer cultural ties between Europe and Africa by developing a sustainable reference model of cooperation that will later be extended to other regions of the world.
